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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of July 22, 1998
Highland's first class ever celebrates 70 years later. The class of 1928 was the first class to graduate from the Highland Avenue School, May 24, 1928.
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American Airlines pilot's favorite destination may be a Clay Township goat farm.
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of July 15, 1998
.500With Tom Grater's passing, Ephrata loses one of its best friends. Thomas P. Grater, who touched three generations of Ephrata youth with his leadership and enthusiasm, died Sunday, July 12, at the age of 69, following an illness of six months. A sign ...
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of July 1, 1998
On 5-4 vote, board approves borrowing $4.1 million more. No decision has been made on whether or not an elementary building will be constructed at the middle school property, the Ephrata Area School Board voted 5-4 at a special meeting Monday night to bor...
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of June 24, 1998
"State of the hospital' exclusive interview with ECH's president. The former Zinn's Super Thrift grocery store has been converted into the Ephrata Center for Health by Ephrata Community Hospital as one of its "off campus" health facilities.
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Year's Ago
EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of June 17, 1998
Board ponders borrowing $4 million more for school. Bond climate fuels consideration of new elementary. Ephrata School District indicated that it hopes to take advantage of the current financial climate to not only save money on current bond issues but t...
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of June 10, 1998
Senior show their colors with gifts to Soistmann. It was an emotional commencement exercise for Ephrata Senior High School last Thursday as the Class of 1998 not only said good-bye to their classmates but also to retiring Superintendent Dr. Theodore L. S...
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of June 3, 1998
EHS class of 1998, Dr. Soistmann, say farewell Thursday.
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Ephrata Review staff wins four state newspaper awards. It was a bit night for The Ephrata Review news staff in State College Saturday night at the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Ass...
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NO LOCATION - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of May 27, 1998
Drownings of Craig Bowers and Heather Greth at the Mohler Church Road Bridge, ruled accidental following discovery at dam. The drownings occurred at the low head dam at the Cocalico Creek.
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The Review General manager retires after 43 years wi...
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EPHRATA - 10 YEARS AGO
Issue of May 20, 1998
Questions remain after second body is found in creek. The body of 1994 Ephrata School graduate, Craig Bowers, 22, of Ephrata, was found in the Cocalico Creek. The first body, that of Heather Greth was first reported as a homicide. It was later determined ...
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EPHRATA - Akron's Hornberger honored with prestigious "Million Mile' award. Clarence Hornberger was honored by the Postal Service and National Safety Council for the "Million Mile Driving Award."
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You could feel the rumble of everyone's heartbeat along with the sound of the jet engines as 181 fro...
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